√-108
√(62∗ (-3))
6 √-3
6 √((-1)∗3)
6 √(-1) ∗ √3
6i √3
√-108 = 6i √3
√-108
√(62∗ (-3))
6 √-3
6 √((-1)∗3)
6 √(-1) ∗ √3
6i √3
√-108 = 6i √3
Junel L. answered 08/27/21
MATHEMATICS TEACHER
We have to simplify -108 by factoring out -36, and we have a multiple of -36 and 3, since the square root of -36 is 6i, then we can have 6i times square root of 3.
The square root of -108 first becomes the square root of -36 x 3.
The -36 moves in front of the square root as 6i, while the 3 remains under the square root.
The answer would be equal to 6i x the square root of 3.
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